Blurb
He is disciplined and virtuous, upholding the teachings of Cheng-Zhu Neo-Confucianism and Confucianism, determined to preserve heavenly principles and eradicate human desires.
Yet by imperial decree, he ends up marrying a "shrewish, seductive woman" and bringing her home.
Ye Jinxiu: "Ha! In marriage, either the east wind overpowers the west wind, or the west wind overpowers the east wind. Lu Xinliang, just you wait. I'll tear off that hypocrite's mask!"
Lu Xinliang: "My lady... These rules for women and the three cardinal guides and five constant virtues... It seems I, your husband, will have to teach you a thing or two."
Many years later...
"Woof! Woof!"
Prime Minister Lu puts on his stern, world-weary face. "My lady, are you done with your walk?" Once you're finished, remember to take me home for dinner!
[Before You Read]
This is a funny story about the married life of a flirtatious, shameless woman and a righteous man who says one thing but means another. They spar with their wits, and in the end she repeatedly wins him over, until both of them become shameless flirts.
[Character Traits] A story about learning to live together after marriage. The male lead is celibate and secretly flirtatious; the female lead is seductive, shameless, vulgar, and wicked.
Thanks to Qing Shi for the cover.
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